Digitech RP80, Crybaby Wah, Turbo Rat are my pedals

for noise I either plug in both my guitars to my amp and just let it roar or use plug my guitar tuner into, because it has a little microphone for tuning acoustic guitar and it makes some crazy shiat.

my amp (Vox Valvetronix) has a lot of built in affects and amp types so I use those to their fullest.

this thread has been resurrected.

I've kind of stoped doing noise stuff, but usually I use a delay pedal with lots of reverb then run that through an octave distortion pedal. I record a few tracks then lay them together using audacity.

What kind of stuff do you guys recommend buying for looping?

Sound Forge always works for me.

[Inhuman]

Squier Guitar, cry Baby, multi effects, gigadelay, old amp head which gives AMAZING overdrive, Marshall 112studio amp. I also have a sampler and fruityloops to spice it up a bit

what do you mean by looping?

roland handsonic
6inch car speaker converted into a microphone
boss dd5
shortwave radio x 2
triangle wave generator
sine wave generator - 5hz - 160kz
positive feedback mixing desk - left out put - line input on channel then back out on right output

ds1--->blue box make noise!!!

What are they/what do they do?

Something that can be used live to just repeat the sound for as long as I need. I have used a delay pedal to get a similar effect but I imagine it is no where as easy to control as a loop pedal (I guess) would be.

- a sine wave generator generates a sine wave which is a linear wave form. mine can go from 5hz to 160khz - my particular sw gen was $600 it is a test tool but i use it for noise making too

triangle (or sawtooth wave) generator generates a sawtooth wave which is harsher sounding than a sine wave, the triangle wave generator was cheap in kit form - around 10 dollars

cool thanks

Guitar > MXR Blue Box > Amp = noise.

I used it on the one-guitar 'shitcore' track on my bands myspace: www.myspace.com/wrongaboutjapan